Welcome to the Future Melbourne Wiki

Launching the Future Melbourne Wiki

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Lord Mayor John So
Welcome to the Future Melbourne wiki, where you can edit the plan for the future of our city!

So what's a wiki? It's a website that allows you and the rest of the community to comment, discuss and directly edit the content, which in this case is the Future Melbourne draft plan - a bold vision for Melbourne's future that will affect everybody who visits, lives, invests and works in the municipality.

Through launching this wiki, the City of Melbourne is proudly entering a new era of online community consultation. We believe it's a world-first on this scale for city planning.

To use the wiki you'll first need to register using the link at the top left. After that, you can click the 'edit' button to directly edit the content. The 'edit' button can be found on top right hand corner of almost every page. If you'd prefer to make a comment, click 'discussion' then 'edit' to join the conversation.

The complete Future Melbourne draft plan can be explored using the menu on the left of every page. Here you'll also find the Future Melbourne goals, which are a great place to start. You don't need to read the complete draft plan, simply follow your interests and contribute as you go.

Thanks for contributing to the Future Melbourne wiki. I hope you enjoy participating in this ground breaking collaborative project to create a shared vision for Melbourne's future!

Lord Mayor John So

Introduction

Since the Future Melbourne project was launched in June last year, the project has developed in the form of a progressing conversation, with contributions from many individuals, groups, and organisations.

The draft plan you will find on these pages represents all the great ideas, dreams and actions that have emerged through the project’s detailed consultation process.

If you found your own way to us or have been invited here by another participant you can take part by clicking ‘Register’ in the upper left hand corner.

We ask that any significant changes you make to the content of the draft plan are explained in the discussion pages so that all participants in the wiki can understand why a change has occurred.

We cannot guarantee that the changes you make will appear in the next iteration of the draft Future Melbourne plan that will be promoted publicly - that's the nature of an ongoing collaborative debate.

Thank you for participating in the Future Melbourne wiki and contributing to our shared vision and goals for Melbourne in 2020!


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